Tip: Be kind to yourself. Replace negative thoughts with positive ones and celebrate small accomplishments.

Accept Yourself

Tip: Create a list of ways to cope when you feel anxious or overwhelmed, like deep breathing or talking to a friend.

Handle Life's Challenges

Tip: Understand that nobody is perfect, and that’s okay. Focus on improving rather than achieving perfection.

Let Go of Perfection

Tip: Make a list of things you’re proud of and remind yourself of your strengths when you feel unsure.

Beat Self-Doubt

Tip: Talk to trusted friends or family about your challenges. Sharing your feelings can help you feel more connected and less alone.

Be Open About Your Feelings

Tip: Don’t put too much pressure on yourself to meet others’ expectations. Set goals that feel right for you and adjust them as needed.

Set Realistic Goals

Tip: Take time to think about how you really feel. Writing in a journal can help you express your thoughts and feelings.

Be Honest with Yourself

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Connect with Others

Tip: Laugh often! Watch funny movies or share jokes with friends to lighten your mood.

Use Humor

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